California Dissolution of Marriage Contact Form

Lengthy child custody and visitation cases often drain your financial and emotional resources and have long-term affects on the children involved. Before tackling this very difficult issue, seek the advice and guidance of a California family law attorney well versed in child custody and visitation law.

Roseville, California, Family Law Attorney

Transitions and challenges in family relations, including divorce, child custody disputes and domestic violence have reasonable legal resolutions in most cases. It is important to seek the advice and assistance of a lawyer who will take the time to understand your family's unique circumstances and advocate on your behalf accordingly.

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Name and address of employer

Annual gross salary

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Employed since

Name of spouse

Number of years married

Do you have children and if so, what are their ages?

Have you been married before and if so please list the date(s) of your previous marriage(s) and date(s) of dissolution(s).

Are you separated from your current spouse?
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If so, what is the status?

Have you discussed reconciliation?
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If so, what is the date you last lived together?

Have there been any incidents of violence in the marriage?
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Has your spouse retained an attorney?
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If so, please list the name of the firm and/or attorney.

Please provide a general description of the assets of both parties.

Please provide a general description of the liabilities, including obligations for child support or spousal support, of both parties.

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